This Classic Jenga variation takes the standard three-by-three base, but each level is rotated 45 degrees from the previous level. The result is a fun pattern that looks like the Star of David.
From there, proceed as usual, pulling pieces and adding them to the top, following the pattern.
I was surprised to find that this Jenga variation was much less stable than a regular tower. It also lost its pretty shape right away and began to look chaotic.
This is as far as I got.
Then I tried building the Star of David pattern with Classic 5 Jenga.
As expected, this variation made it even more difficult, and it looked even more chaotic. This was as far as I got:
Can you beat these versions of Jenga?